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Paperwork you can ask questions of

Keep the company's paperwork in ten folders that follow your books. Each file is read and labelled as it arrives, the old version stays when you replace one, and you can ask questions across all of it.

  • Ask your documents
  • Old versions kept
  • Share links you control
  • Duplicates stored once
  • PDF, Office, CSV and images up to 20 MB
  • Split one PDF into as many as 50 files
  • An identical file is never stored twice

Sharing

Send the auditor a link

Share a file or folder with a password, an expiry date, a download limit and a one-time email code, open only to the domains you allow. Then see who opened it.

  • Allow or block by email or @domain
  • Views and downloads per person, exportable to CSV

On upload

Filed the moment it lands

PDFs and images up to 15 MB are read as they arrive and labelled as an invoice, a receipt, a bank statement, a contract and so on. Replace a file and the old one stays in its history.

  • Thirteen labels, with a one-line summary of what it covers
  • A file behind a bill or a journal can't be deleted for good

The details

Answers
Drawn only from files you can open, showing the file, its folder and the passage, with a confidence of high, medium or low.
Search
Finds what you mean, not just the words you typed, in files you're allowed to see.
Permissions
View, edit, delete, share and download, per folder or per file, with an optional expiry.
Trash
Deleted files keep who deleted them and when, and can be restored.
Storage
1 GB on Free, 100 GB on Pro, unlimited on Enterprise.
Firms
Accounting firms can share folders with their clients.

The rest of the ledger

Start with data room

Free to start, and set up in an afternoon. Every other part of the ledger is there when you need it.